Sentence examples for not to ignite from inspiring English sources

India's leaders must be very careful not to ignite a religious war inside their own borders.

The operator then tells the pilot whether or not to ignite the hygroscopic flares.But the pilot, too, has an envelope.

Ethyl levulinate is observed not to ignite at temperatures lower than ∼1040 K in the rapid compression machine.

This route is a compromise so as not to ignite tensions with other more glamorous Lake District communities.

In fact, when Emanuel Leutze started his masterpiece, his intention was not to ignite the patriotic passions of Americans, but to inspire his fellow Germans to be as patriotic as he knew Americans already were.

Thus, the first causal statement should be interpreted as saying that Jones's putting potassium salts in the fire rather not doing so caused the flame to turn purple rather than yellow; but the second causal statement should be interpreted as saying that the purple fire's occurring rather than not occurring caused the flammable material to ignite rather not to ignite.

She did not want to ignite rumors or invite pressure to decide her future.

But the rate cuts were not enough to ignite investors interest in financial stocks.

A lone woman who graduated from the Juilliard School with a choral conducting degree in 1920 was not able to ignite much of a trend.

In talks, Italy reportedly said it did not want to ignite domestic opposition to such offensive strikes against Libya, particularly if the country could then be blamed for civilian deaths.

As it happened, she lost the contest but sparked a mutual attraction with Campbell that was not fated to ignite until nearly a year disappeared in rom-comish misunderstandings and missed opportunities.